Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-07-13
The Austin Furniture CO. are now
prepared to sell as fine upho lstered chairs
as are to be bought in this state from o.
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The Austin Furniture Co. are now
prepared to sell 40 line upholstered chairs
as are to be bought in this state from %
upwards
The Sir Knights, of this place 60 to
Waseca next Monday. accompanied by
their ladies, 70 enjoy . few days Of
rural life.
The celebrated Aultman & Taylor
STRENGTHENING traction engines and world
renowned separators for sale by Gilbert,
son & Edgerton, Austin. Minnesota.
Austin is doing fine work in photog-
raphy. twill pay you to call on him
when you want the best. Remember the
place, over Pooler g Webber's drug
store.
Reports from various Fourth of
July celebrations come in lively this
week. Big times are reported and the
country saved once more in glorious
shape.
Our old friend B. CARL Of Udolpho was
in Austin last Wednesday. CARL is as
lively and clipper as ever. He will get
around q great many OF the younger men
yet.
Episcopal services next Sunday as
follows: 1890 q. M; subject-Rec oncllia,
ton 7:30 p. M, subject-The Miracu-
lous Draught of Fishes P.,B. Peabody,
Rector. .
Victor Phillips is new arrival in
Austin, and has come to make his home
with DR.. Thomas Phillips and the Doc
tors silk hat shines brighter than ever
since July 1.
s'Egan Express (Mooley County, )D.T.:
Miss Louie VanDegrift is renjoying a
visit from her cousin, Miss Myrtle Van
Degrift, of Austin. MINI. She arrived
last Friday, and win remain three or four
| weeks.
The council had q lengthy experience
Friday. Three sessions lasting from Z
o'clock until eleven is their record. We
do not believe they will grievc when they
get the water works disposed of in proper
shape. 49, '... III
Wells Advocate: Mr.. VIM. MacFar-
land. the efficient superintendent of the
railroad shops formerly located in this
village. has been gwen the position OF
superintendent of the new shops and
round house of Austin. q.
Major w. A. Hotchklss of Preston,
editor of the National Republican, has
been placed upon the Mexican War Vet.
eran pension roll, and that without the
aid of an attorney. which makes Mr..
Hotchkiss feel proud.
Friedrich and Richards have com
pleted arrangements and commenced
work. Each building fac two story
brick, to replace the ones burned short
time ago. That part of the city is get.
ting right to the front with fine buildings.
| Mr.. Aaron Manning saws the fruit
crop of New jersey this year will be very
light, owing to extreme wet weather. II
we could only have shared . portion OF
our drought for part OF their floods, what
q blessing 1t might have been to both
of US. -
The Owatonna Journal and Herald
says their second ward is entitled to the
banner as it only cast three votes against
the railroad bonds. Very generous.
But then you know the county has to
stand the expense. p-
Decker says he got up Monday morn
ing and sold harvesters before breakfast.
Must be there are some good crops in the
country yet, judging by the number Of
machines aud amount of binding Irvine
being carried out by the farmers.
| Lyman Baird has commenced work
on another of those new buildings in
the Mcclellan block. The floors are
being lowered and pat on level with
the walk and new glass fronts put in.
That will be fine block when com.
pleted. ..-...... ia.
| Hon. J. D. Allen says the chinch bugs
are doing considerable damage to the
crops about Leroy. It is really, too bad
when crops look as promising as at
present, to have these peskv chinch bugs
enter the field and in single day devsal
8 whole field.
DIR. Henry O. Brien, a veterinary sur.
geon from Marshaltown, Iowa, is in the
city. and thinks Of locating here. DR..
fO'Brien brings some good recommends.
tions with him. He treats all diseases OF
1 the domestic animal. We trust he may
find Austin good place to locate.
Blue Earth City Post: Prof. and Mrs
Manchester started Thursday morning, by
| team. for Waseca. They took Miss Julia
Pfeffer's team Miss Pfeffer started same
day by rail. Quite number of oul
| people will start in few DAYS to attend
the Chautauqua Circle and other enter.
tainments there for the next two or three
weeks.
Mr.. John w. Manning, Of London,
came in Saturday, and was ageeably
surprised to find his uncle. Aron Man
ming. who had just arrived from New
l Jersey. It has heen % wears since Mr.